To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Legend Brands Dri-Eaz PHD 200 Dehumidifier does not operate?
If your Legend Brands Dehumidifier isn't operating, first ensure that the unit is switched on. Then, check that it's properly plugged into the wall outlet and that the power cord is securely connected at the base of the unit.
What to do if my Legend Brands Dri-Eaz PHD 200 collects too little water?
If your Legend Brands Dehumidifier is collecting too little water, here's what you should check: 1. Confirm the humidity level in the room using a hygrometer. 2. Increase the room temperature. 3. Inspect the air filter and clean or replace it if necessary. 4. Examine the heat exchange block and coils, cleaning them if they are clogged.
How to prevent water from dripping when moving my Legend Brands Dri-Eaz PHD 200?
If water drips out of your Legend Brands Dehumidifier when you move it, it's likely because the unit was unplugged before the purging process was completed. Always purge the unit before moving it.
Why is my Legend Brands Dri-Eaz PHD 200 running but the room is not dry?
If your Legend Brands Dehumidifier is running but the room isn't drying, try these steps: * Allow more time for the dehumidifier to dry the room. * Increase air movement in the room using air movers. * Seal off the area to reduce moist air infiltration.
Why is my Legend Brands Dehumidifier collecting too little water?
If your Legend Brands Dehumidifier isn't collecting enough water, here's what you can do: 1. Use a hygrometer to check the room's humidity level. 2. Increase the room temperature. 3. Inspect the air filter; clean or replace it if necessary. 4. Examine the heat exchange block and coils, and clean them if they are clogged.
General| Brand | Legend Brands |
|---|---|
| Model | Dri-Eaz PHD 200 |
| Category | Dehumidifier |
| Language | English |
Key safety precautions, correct plug removal, and warranty registration guidance.
Overview of the PHD 200 Dehumidifier's function and benefits in reducing humidity.
Explanation of the dehumidifier's refrigerant cycle and water condensation process.
Instructions for upright positioning, optimal placement, drain hose setup, and power cord connection.
Description of the control panel, touchpad, and initial startup display modes.
Steps to power on the dehumidifier, including compressor delay and self-diagnostics.
How to cycle through menus, change parameters, and accept settings using control panel buttons.
How to manually initiate a pump purge to empty the condensate reservoir.
Operation of the ON/OFF and DISPLAY MENU buttons for unit control and navigation.
Use of MENU SELECTION and PURGE PUMP buttons for adjustments and manual purging.
Settings for resetting job hours and checking/resetting filter and coil cleaning timers.
Adjusting humidistat setpoint, display language, and temperature units.
Display of inlet/outlet conditions, coil temperature, current, firmware, and sensor IDs.
Steps to take before moving the unit, including checking defrost/drying sequences.
Notices for careful handling, protection from elements, and securing during transport and storage.
Warnings regarding electrical shock, contaminant exposure, and sensor protection during maintenance.
Inspecting the electrical cord and air filter for damage or accumulation.
Instructions for cleaning the pump check valve/basin and unit surfaces.
Table detailing control panel messages, their explanations, and required user actions.
Guidance on responding to prompts for filter or coil cleaning.
Table listing error messages, their explanations, and solutions for common issues.
Detailed information and solutions for ER4, ER5, ER6, ER7, ER8, and ER9 error codes.
Common operational faults, their causes, and recommended solutions.
Product specifications, included parts, and optional accessories.
Contact info for parts/service and California Proposition 65 safety warning.
